Looking for Management Studio & SVN integration experience

Posted Sun, 28/06/2009 - 15:04 by hagzag
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Hi all,

I have a customer which recentelly adopted subversion for SCM, they are working with Visual Studio via VisualSVN which works fine, whilist seeking a solution for SQL integration via "Management Studio"  - do any of you have experience with such a tool - I couldn't google-up a decent resault.

 

Thank You.

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Comments

by lior.kanfi - 28/06/2009 - 22:44
as far as I know sqlserver management studio is handling database objects that subversion doesn't know how to handle. subversion handle files. this implies you wouldn't find a solution like visualsvn. a solution might be to convert the database objects to files and then commit them to subversion. I think this link might be helpful http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/ScriptDB4Svn.aspx

by rkwitkoski - 08/09/2009 - 19:21
I am attempting to do the same thing. Since SSMS is SCCI compliant (sort of, I guess) There are a few SVN clients that plug into SSMS. I am evaluating them right now. Agent SVN I cannot get to work. TAMTAM SVN is working to some degree. PushOK SVN is working to some degree. UnifiedSCC I cannot get to work. This one is supposed to work with CVS as well. Give these a try. Contact the authors if you have probs but don't expect either a quick or exact reply because none of these clients have been authored with SSMS in mind. They all "should work" with SCCI compliant IDE's. Have fun.

by hagzag - 08/09/2009 - 22:52
Thanks, we went with PUSHOK a while back, witch is stable enough to the job - there are a few issues with the authentication cache but other then that, it does the job. In addition I have had the chance to integrate PL/SQL Developer with the TortoiseSVN add-in you can get from: http://plsqldev-svn-plugin.tigris.org/ - this actually works pretty well